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The media with so called experts claim that fossa is a close relative of mongoose allthough it got allot more feline features.

During the past when humans stept the first time into madagascar, it is told there lived a giant fossa that was big as a lion, proven by finding fossils in caves...

Anyway,i personaly would claim it belongs to the feline category or to absolutely new species.

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